kevinnn
@neatonk
Is web3 still a useful term? It's not well defined and means different things to different people. I find myself moving towards more specific and self-describing terms like onchain. Do you still use "web3" or do you have other terms you prefer?
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kevinnn
@neatonk
Yep, that article plus recent events may be what started this line of thinking for me. I agree with this sentiment from the conclusion of the article: > In many ways, web3 was just a cool demo. But let's come up with something better.
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